Sentence examples for specialties which have from inspiring English sources

Careers advice in the first year post-graduation may be particularly important, especially for specialties which have difficulty recruiting or are poorly represented at medical school.

It is very likely that there are similar issues of reduced surgical numbers and regional variation of training in other surgical specialties which have also undergone reform following MMC.

Despite the exploratory format of this study, our results are well correlated with other studies on SC test carried out in different medical specialties, which have previously demonstrated the discriminant validity and the reliability of the SC test [ 12, 13, 15- 19].

However, both students and graduates were aware that the government had moved towards a policy of training more subspecialties in underrepresented fields: "So far, most of the doctors that had trained previously, they were doing things like general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obs and gynae, but now they are more oriented on other specialties which haven't been covered so far" (graduate).

This is fine by us, as we are keen on this regional Indian cuisine of fiery, yet subtle, dishes and vegetarian specialties, which has long been under-represented in the United States.

One solution has been a gradual increase in the degree of specialisation of radiologists along systems and disease-related specialties, which has been strongly advocated by the ESR in its curriculum.

Celiac Specialties, which has shops in Rochester and Farmington Hills, offers gluten-free pączkis with chocolate, custard and rasberry fillings.

Observations of M&M meetings during January to December 2010 showed considerable variation in the structure, organisation and the process of reviewing deaths as shown in tables 1 and 2. Responsibility for the meetings was devolved to the specialties which had led them to be non-standard and autonomous.

Among those markets was the one for natural gas, Mr. Arnold's specialty, which has also been one of the hardest-hit commodities because of an unseasonably warm winter and excess supply.

At Mitla, the tortilla is hot and crisp, the meat is beefy and satisfying, but other than that, this specialty — which has been on the menu as long as any of the Montaños can remember — very closely resembles the taco served to more than 36 million customers every week at 5,600 Taco Bell locations in the United States.

A.M.: I am interested in the history of my specialty, which has led to looking into the Nazi time as well as other periods.